Labor Day Parades Shine Across Cities With Large Turnouts
Across New York and other cities on Labor Day, thousands joined parades and festivities under clear autumn skies. In New York some 40000 marched from Fifth Avenue to Washington Square while counter demonstrations by the unemployed formed along the route. Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Lincoln and Bloomington also held large parades and speeches, with notable addresses by Samuel Gompers and Adlai E. Stevenson, as cities mark the holiday.
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New York
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City
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
American Teamsters
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Pittsburg
Organized Labor
T. W. Powderly
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Knights of Labor
Frank T. Harley
Switchmen's Union of America
Frank J L. Mulholland
International Association of Machiners
P. P. Morrissey
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Stevenson
Bloomington
Talon Labor of
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gaa
CP Rail to Reinstate Mechanics on Wage Scale
The Canadian Pacific railway will return striking mechanics to their old roles on the agreed wage scale this week, pending a second board inquiry. About 100 British mechanics are expected to arrive to work in western shops, signaling an unexpected concession by the company.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway
Board of Conciliation
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Ketchel Favored In Middleweight Showdown At Whes Cafe
Betting favored Stanley Ketchel to beat Billy Papke in the middleweight title bout at Jeffries Athletic Club. Both weighed in near 166 pounds amid a large Spring Street crowd. Odds placed Ketchel as the likely winner.
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Mim
Willy Papke
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Stanley Ketchel
Billy Papke
Jeffries Athletic Club
Spring Street
Betthad
Ketchel
King Edward VII Portraits Popular in England
Photographs of the royal family remain highly admired in England. A universal favorite is a clean likeness showing King Edward VII, the prince of Wales, and the latter's son in uniform. Loyal Britons appreciate the sovereign in uniform and the image pleases them in every respect.
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England
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Ciubea
Uritana
Pneumonia Fatal Claims Life of David C. Stubbs
David C. Stubbs general manager of the Occidental and Oriental Steamship company since its organization died at his San Francisco home after a brief illness from pneumonia. He was brother to J. C. Stubbs traffic director of the Harriman lines and Dr J. E. Stubbs president of Nevada state university. Stubbs came to California in 1869 from Ashland and since 1877 was prominent in state traffic affairs.
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Harriman System
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
David C. Stubbs
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company
J. C Stubbs
Harriman Lines
J. E. Stubbs
Nevada State University
Stubbs
Caliifornia
Ashland
State fair opens with strong crowds in Wisconsin
Special to The Northwestern Alilwauskee Wis September 7 The Wisconsin state fair opened amid strong crowds and favorable weather. Crowds browsed attractive tents and booths while ground concessions reached 14500 by 10 AM, far surpassing past years. Officials praised the event for plentiful dining halls and many smaller eating booths run by churches and organizations. The fair’s leadership, led by President McKerrow, said conditions and exhibits exceed all previous Wisconsin fairs and promise a successful week.
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Alilwauskee
Wis
Wisconsin
McKerrow
Bryan Bevan Visits Chicago Amid Boil Outbreak
Chicago reports WilMont J. Bevan becoming the victim of boils on the eve of a three week speaking tour. He was greeted by Col. John I. Martin and National Committeeman Miller, then paraded to the Auditorium Annex. The tour will cover Illinois Indiana Ohio West Virginia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Rhode Island and New York.
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Chicago
WilMont J. Bevan Bescame
Bolls
John I. Martin
National Committee
Miller
Oregon
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Tilmuis
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Rhode Island
New York
Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Reading
National League games in Brooklyn and Philadelphia show varied innings with Boston and Chicago winning different matches. American League results include Cleveland, Boston and Detroit games, plus American Association actions in Indianapolis and St Paul.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Crandall and Bresnahan
Corridon and Doolir
Cleveland
Detroit
American Association
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Paul
Columbus
Toledo
WIFE KILLS HUSBAND THEN SHOOTS SELF IN IND FATAL
In Brookville Indiana Jesse Woodruff aged sixty three crushed his wife skull with a mat iron early today and fired a shot into his own body. His death remains imminent. In Kentucky at Flemingsburg Edward Smoot was shot four times in the back by his wife and killed instantly. She then shot herself in the arm. Jealousy reported as cause.
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Brookville
Ind
Jesse Woodruff
Ald
Maysville
Edward Smoot
Flemingsburg
Funeral of Baron Sackville at Seven Oaks England
The funeral of Baron Sackville, once minister to the United States, was held at Seven Oaks. He died at Knowle Park last Thursday. Attendants included neighbors and tenants and a group of retired diplomats who came by special train from London.
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Seven Oaks
Eng
Baron Sackville
United States
Knowle Park
Aimple
Foreign Service
London
Results at Seagirt show Company E capturing NY unit match
Gengirt New Jersey Sept 7 The eighteenth annual shooting tournament of the New Jersey Rifle association concluded with Company E Seventh New York winning the company team match scoring 386 points Major Winder of Ohio won the Hale match, topping seventy five other competitors from across the country.
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Gengirt
N. Z
New Jersey Rifle Association
Company E
New York
Major Winder
Ohio
Claims He Is A Hungarian Baron In Larceny Case
Pittsburg Sept 7 Otto Vojnits arrested here last week on a larceny charge was taken to Chicago to stand trial claiming to be a Hungarian baron. He says his father owns a 3,000,000 dollar European estate and that he has spent 500,000 since arriving in the United States two years ago.
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Pittsburg
Spa
Otto Vojnits
Chicago
Vojnits
Europe
Strange Wins Auto Race in Lowell Mass Debut
Reports say driver Strange won an auto race in Lowell Massachusetts amid a crowded field. The Associated Press note mentions the event featured a large crowd and a high-powered lineup, with details on timing and positions still developing.
French Soldiers In Peril On Algerian Frontier Front
A Boudenib French post on the Algerian frontier reports Moorlah forces pressing the line and threatening reinforcement. French troops in the sector face peril as trench warfare and threat of attacks continue amid uncertain support and mobilization.
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Colouyb-Bechar
Algeria
Boudenib
Constanta Ly
Fires Threaten Duluth Area as Minnesota Towns Burn
Describing the Wrenshall Carlton and Wrenshall fire front, residents fight the advancing flames aided by a mile-out military line. Chisholm and nearby towns suffer ruin with 1,000 miners and locals aiding in containment as relief funds and aid drive respond to 4,000 homeless.
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Duluth
Minn
John Lowry
Lnntuth
Wrenshall Tle
Carlton
Wrenshall
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Great
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Diuin
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Iron Range
Duluth & Hibbing
Chisholm Eettler
Chisholm
Earlina
Masuba
Loula
Itasca
Minnesota
Douglas County
Wisconsin
Chishalin
Bui
Nashwaule
Narhveuk
Ituhl
Nashinoule
Chisholway
Buhl Fa
Wronshall
Thiry
Hibbing
Colerane
Mesabaten Range
Heale
Perental
Meseba
Reer
Johnson
Attell Moran Fight Sets For Afternoon Ring Bout
Abe Attell and Owen Moran weighed in at 122 pounds for their twenty three round title bout in San Francisco. The betting has shifted with Moran money pushing odds to ten to eight, Attell remaining the favorite for the September 7 clash at three o clock.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Abe Attell
Owen Moran
Moran
Attell
Postoffice Clerks Meet Delays and Local Representation
A garbled report from Ampockited Pases outlines a post office clerks meeting in Alabama with unclear details. The text mentions communication, representation, and relatives from portions of the representation but lacks concrete names or dates. Further context is needed to identify participants and outcomes.
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The Wedding Was a Surprise in London
The marriage of Mrs Mushall Feld de of Chicago to Mr Malach Drummond, youngest son of the late Edgar A Drummond and grandson of the third Lord Muncaster, took place at Westminster registry office. Only two attendants and a few embassy officials witnessed the ceremony. The couple left in a motor car before noon, and the hotel staff were unaware of the wedding until after the fact.
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Mushall Feldde
Chicago
Malach Drummond
Edgar A. Drummond
Mrs. Weld Sul
Craig Wansworth
Mia
Smidi
Gonder
Croma
Labor Day Parade Draws Oshkosh Workforce Crowd
Labor day activities in Oshkosh featured a downtown parade led by the Arion band and a major labor council organized program at South Park. About 400 workers from unions including the Oshkosh Trades and Labor Council joined divisions of carpenters, machinists, garment workers, and more. An oration by John Wicks Jr followed addresses by Mayor John Bandorob. The event emphasized a dry celebration with athletic contests and prizes, ending with an evening program at Yadger Park.
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South Park
Elovel
Sre
Ing
Inbar
Me Oshkonty Trades and Labor Council
Vad
Oshkosh
Semner
West Irving
Main Streets
Main Street
Roed
John Anders
John Willwack
Oshkosh Trades and Labor Coma
Alvistons
Oshkosh Tract
Traveling Goody and Leather Union
and Diviglon
Oliver Innler
Miliary Ind
Clahmuen
Ailek Leverg
Yarbers’ Union
Machinista and
Cigarmakers
Apttilacth
Gartonma Union
United Garment Workers of America
Parada
John Willwock
Ceremonias
John Bandorob
C. W. George Everhart
John Wicks Jr
Hin Adfresa
Gewth Park
Leten
Dream comic opera by Bernard Cowhan to be staged
Dream Chet in the name of stage production in WA presents music by Bernard Cowhan. The opera, described as a comic piece with Italianate and French setting, will be staged late November by Oshlesd High Selons Age. The work features songs like The Art of a Woman and Simple Little Maidens from the Country and will be directed by Mr Awe with ten principals. Scenery, costumes, and electrical effects will be brought from Chicago.
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Cowlam
Awe
Chicago
Fire at bakery causes near total loss on Main and Myrtle
Sunday at three the fire department battled a bakery blaze at C Leekery corner Main and Myrtle. It started near a cook stove in the kitchen. The lower floor was damaged but the rear was saved. Estimated damage about several hundred dollars.
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C. Leekery
Main
Myrtle Streets
Stabbed Man in Milwaukee After Dog Incident
John Zlevar, a 40 year old Milwaukee laborer, was stabbed by an Italian man after kicking a dog. Police have a positive description and hope to nab the assailant soon. Zlevar was walking with a companion when the attack occurred. the knife struck about half an inch, and recovery remains doubtful.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Rachsaya
John Zlover
Lica
Pin
Zlevar
Kidnaya
Pasead
Noted Crook Caught Nabbed in Belgium
Antwer p police hold court de tocl lolsealau t ree on charge of cashi co leons. The count de Toulouse Lautree claims to be American and says nat papers issued in Ulmed Ain. He was released from Siberia after extradition from Bremen and expulsion from Spain. He has a long European swindle record and alleged US ties.
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Antwerp
DE Toc Lolsealautree
Cashi Coleons
Displaya
Presey Antwep
Belatium
de Toulouse-Lautree
Ulmed Ain
Siberia
Bremen
Spain
Nicholas
de Toulouse-Laulive
Prince Luvi
Europe
United States
St. Petersburg
Lauthe
Long
Ntehoe Jus
Hugske
American Eleven
Chicago
Lw Wag
Toulouse-Lauettes
Knox In Auto Wreck injures Knoxs Mrs Knox
An auto wreck injures Mrs Knox and severely injures a man named Knox in a two car collision. The incident involved a hearse at a crossing with other details reported by a Geneva telegraph patch. The report also notes the death of Paul Allin a prominent St Paul lawyer in a Minnesotan car crash.
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Tandon
Dig Patch
Geneva
Knox
Whita
ST. Pai Lawyeid
Pauli Allin
Minaciska
Minn
Winona
Meteber
St. Paul
Chirk & Hoteher
Crack Oarsmen Compete In Seventeenth Regatta
The seventeenth annual regatta of the Middle States association on the Potomac drew seventy four oarsmen and featured winners from West Philadelphia Boat Club and New Rochelle Rowing Club among others. In senior events, Gordon of West Philadelphia Boat Club claimed senior singles, while Pennslyvania Target Club won the four oared senior boat, and George W Allison of West Philadelphia Boat Club captured junior singles.
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Washington
Middle States
Epatta Association
Potomac River
Barnard von Guzl
S. O F. Gordon
West Paradelphia
Elup
Alinier
Pennsylvania
Targe Club
Philadelphia
George W. Allison
West Philadelphia
Slub
Pintadelphia
Wester Boat Vink
Vnior
Ro Fussell
Phalen Rowing Club
New
West Philadelphia Roat Club
Leitaared 'Shel Boat Club
Assheles
Lrmnanda Muler
New York
A.C
Janine Oetupin
Mattay Betelud
New Rochelle Rowing Cn
New Rochelle
N.i
Fire Hits Town Hard in Southern Manitoba
A major blaze in Altona Manitoba destroyed a large portion of the business district early today. Stores Yoerger Freesen and Coblentz the Bank of Montreal the Western Canada Land Company block the Commercial hotel and the post office suffered fire damage. Loss estimated at 160000.
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Winnipeg
Man
Altona
Manitoba
Yoerger, Freesen and Coblentz
Bank of Montreal
Western Canada Land Company
Commercial
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Tonight into Tuesday
A forecast indicates rising temperatures across Wisconsin tonight with a warm trend continuing Tuesday. Expect increasing air warmth, with temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s and partial cloud cover through the period. Strong sunshine is likely to follow, bringing a milder, springlike feel.
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